03-05-2022, 06:41 PM
Thanks Don, Lorell, and Grant.
Don, the tree in #2 is elegant, gracefully arching over the road.
Hi Lorell. Great image of the great egret! Your crop/composition is excellent.
Wonderful colors and composition, Grant. You continue to show us surprising color in a white winter.
I wonder (not for the first time) why it is that leaving the white of the paper to show in a watercolor painting is considered to be an indication of mastery, while in photography stark whites are thought to be a cardinal sin. Lorell's and Grant's photos prove the fallacy of this.
Don, the tree in #2 is elegant, gracefully arching over the road.
Hi Lorell. Great image of the great egret! Your crop/composition is excellent.
Wonderful colors and composition, Grant. You continue to show us surprising color in a white winter.
I wonder (not for the first time) why it is that leaving the white of the paper to show in a watercolor painting is considered to be an indication of mastery, while in photography stark whites are thought to be a cardinal sin. Lorell's and Grant's photos prove the fallacy of this.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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